Diane Dylinski

Diane Dylinski is an Associate Analyst II with AML RightSource. She has been with the company since February 2017 and has experience with AML and fraud in the financial technology environment. Her experience includes know your customer, risk assessment, and transaction monitoring at the level of alerts, case investigations, and 90-day SAR reviews. Ms. Dylinski has assisted financial technology companies and online payment processing companies with assets ranging from $1 billion to $43 billion, including significant SAR writing experience. Examples of her case experience include tech support scams, pyramid schemes, shell companies, credit card fraud, copyright and trademark infringement, and others. Ms. Dylinski holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Baker College.

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Employment Scams – Profiting from an Economic Recession

The current high unemployment level in the United States, combined with the increase in legitimate remote (work from home) positions, has created a fertile environment in which employment scams are flourishing. Albert Einstein is credited with...

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Optimizing Efficiency in Correspondent Banking Investigations

Correspondent banking investigations are challenging, because Know Your Customer (KYC) information may not be available for all parties involved in...

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Pandemic Scams - Profiting from Panic

The world is currently facing a viral pandemic that threatens personal health, employment, and financial markets. Local and national news media are...

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Triangle Fraud: A Crime with Triple the Number of Victims

Triangle fraud involves a unique twist on the sale of stolen goods. This fraud gets its name from the crime resulting in three different parties...

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HERO The Cloak of Technology Rising to the Challenges of Online Banking and E-Commerce

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The Cloak of Technology: Rising to the Challenges of Online Banking and E-Commerce

The last two decades have seen a virtual explosion in online financial activity. Widespread adoption of applications (apps) running on smart phones...

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